In my application, the colors are retrieved from a color picker, which are
then inserted as variables in the Gradientz's properties 'start' and 'end'.
Then a button is used to apply the 'Gradientz' on a div when it's clicked.
In Firefox, it works only once but in IE the Gradientz can be applied
Updated to version 0.4
Changelist :
0.3
Added Support for "distance",
Default colors calculated from background
Added additional positioning CSS options (e.g. bottom or right)
0.4
Added support for negative angles and some more examples
Fix IE strange border effects with overflow: hidden and ad
Nice, weepy!
Works nicely now in IE6, IE7, FF3, and Chrome... all that I tested.
Thanks for the good work!
Rick
weepy wrote:
Ok this is fixed -> I've just pushed a new version. Check again - it
should be fixed.
http://www.parkerfox.co.uk/labs/gradientz/
On 4 Nov, 14:37, Rick Faircloth <[
Man...how's that for service! Great job weepy!
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Ok this is fixed -> I've just
Here's one way to modify the markup and get the text within the gradient
area:
This is the text in my gradient box!
This will certainly save a lot of time creating background images!
Rick
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Thanks, weepy...
When you said it "
Ok this is fixed -> I've just pushed a new version. Check again - it
should be fixed.
http://www.parkerfox.co.uk/labs/gradientz/
On 4 Nov, 14:37, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, weepy...
>
> When you said it "creates graduated backgrounds" I assumed it
> would respond like a
Thanks, weepy...
When you said it "creates graduated backgrounds" I assumed it
would respond like a true background image. Perhaps that's not what
you intended.
Rick
weepy wrote:
Ah Rick - I'll take a look.
On 4 Nov, 14:14, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey, I like gradien
Ah Rick - I'll take a look.
On 4 Nov, 14:14, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey, I like gradientz very much!
>
> Question... how do I make the gradient to be the background
> for a div?
>
> I created a div with a gradient and put the text inside the div, but the
> text
> appears ou
Hey, I like gradientz very much!
Question... how do I make the gradient to be the background
for a div?
I created a div with a gradient and put the text inside the div, but the
text
appears outside the gradient, not over it...
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#box1').gr
doesn't seem to work with IE8, even in compatibility mode.
weepy wrote:
Just released a jQuery plugin "Gradientz" which creates graduated
backgrounds without the need for images.
* Uses VML in IE and canvas in Firefox, Webkit.
* Cross Browser: Tested on FF3, IE6, IE7, Safari
* Fast
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